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Prominent Silicon Valley investor denies he kept a sex slave for 13 years(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by snitzr 11y ago|0 comments
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by snitzr 11y ago
Hello everyone. I made this to help you add transcripts to other people's YouTube videos. I want to make the web more accessible. Please translate and transcribe. This site is made in Django with lots of JavaScript. -- Aaron
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Show HN: Wikitate, add subtitles to almost any YouTube video(wikitate.com)
2 points by snitzr 11y ago|1 comments
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by snitzr 11y ago
I can't remember who said it, but a customer buying a shovel is actually buying a hole. The customer doesn't care about the shovel he / she cares about solving a problem.
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by snitzr 11y ago
Recommended: Is The Man Who is Tall Happy? on Netflix. A nice introduction to Chomsky and his linguistic ideas.
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by snitzr 14y ago
This article is 100% trolling. Don't feed.
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Get Instagram back on Twitter with Fixtagram(fixtagram.com)
1 points by snitzr 14y ago|0 comments
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by snitzr 14y ago
I also have an MBA and I read hacker news. I'm not going to tell people to get an MBA or a CS degree or take some kind of sabbatical. My MBA found me a better job even before I graduated (I went to evening classes). So I consider it to be h
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by snitzr 14y ago
Always know your audience. Hacker News readers are not most users and you won't always be designing for them. You wouldn't believe what hangs up most users unless you saw it yourself. This is true for the web as well as all devices. Forgo t
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Going deeper: how I read Hacker News
1 points by snitzr 14y ago|1 comments
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What are all the Jeff Dean facts?(quora.com)
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If Xerox PARC Invented the PC, Google Invented the Internet(wired.com)
17 points by snitzr 14y ago|1 comments
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by snitzr 14y ago
Microsoft owns part of Facebook. Is DNT the opposite of Facebook's own tracking goals?
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by snitzr 14y ago
"'I wrote down everything that happened at Twitter, and we corrected all the mistakes,' [Dorsey] says." This is kind of Zen. I saw this as an example of motivated and deliberate learning. I find that taking notes instead of winging it can l
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by snitzr 14y ago
The All Drug Olympics SNL sketch is the first thing I think of for articles like this. http://www.hulu.com/watch/4090/
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by snitzr 14y ago
What prototype does Apple have now for release in 2022? Entering hypersleep...
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by snitzr 14y ago
Along the same lines, check out Douglas Crockford's extensive JavaScript lecture series: http://yuiblog.com/crockford/ Also a must watch. It details the history, good parts, and reasons to like JavaScript.
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by snitzr 14y ago
This is the dream of many HN readers.
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I'm an English major and I sweat bullets before I read to the "For the naysayers" part. I wouldn't have gotten past the phone screen.
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by snitzr 14y ago
I checked my settings and already hid my facebook.com email. My non-facebook address was sill visible. Anyone else not have the problem from this HN article link? I keep up on my privacy settings.
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by snitzr 14y ago
tl;dr "Long-lasting, repairable hardware is the key to making computers available to people who couldn’t otherwise afford them. Upgradeable tech also helps — even if you don’t upgrade your own computer, somebody else down the line can. It’s
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by snitzr 14y ago
This is an interesting topic. I always thought it was awesome that you can estimate the size of the earth using the difference in shadow angle between two points. White text on black background website warning.
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by snitzr 14y ago
I've often felt like the internet is a gathering place for people who are stressed out by the real world and seek a refuge. It's a symptom. When the real world causes a certain level of anxiety, this can lead to depression. If you imagine h
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Michael Phelps has mastered the psychology of speed(washingtonpost.com)
6 points by snitzr 14y ago|1 comments
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by snitzr 14y ago
Axis of Awesome http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOlDewpCfZQ
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by snitzr 14y ago
Knowledge of rudimentary music theory makes this link upsetting in what it's missing. It looks at data in the wrong way. I hope that other articles on HN don't fall apart like this if you know a little about the subject.
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by snitzr 14y ago
You're right. But I can't edit it now, too much time has passed.
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I can't see computer displays reaching 200 DPI in "a few years".(codinghorror.com)
2 points by snitzr 14y ago|5 comments
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by snitzr 14y ago
They need an app for that. Not one that helps you login quickly on your own machine or phone, but one that helps you login to your sites on a 3rd party computer.
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by snitzr 14y ago
Why not use a password manager? You only need one password and don't have to do salt tricks. There are even password managers with 2-factor login. Unique strong passwords for each site auto filled. Super easy.

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